Culbertson High School - Cowboy Yearbook (Culbertson, MT)

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hw jul' ftlxl H TOWPIS ANKI XXI IUSI Nl XXNIX4 IX XNS NI-XXXXI I-Xl NSVWOI TH The Blg 4 track and Held meet wh1ch IS an annual event put on by the Culbertson H1gh School under the dlrectlon of Sup t Knapp and Coach Bowers last year was a success especlally for the Culbertson H1gh School who succeeded 1n w1nn1ng the meet Nute Anklam 27 alone garnlshed enough polnts to w1n the meet He succeeded 1n maklng 29 polnts and wlth the help of h1s team mates succeeded 1n runnxng the total up to 44 Thls makes two consecutne years for Culbertson Hxgh 1n wlnnlng the Blg 4 cup If we succeed agaln the cup w1ll be permanent 1n the trophy case Prospects th1s year look good Wlth Farnsworth 28 the veteran mller who chpped the m1le dovsn to 4 mln 57 1 5 sec last year settlng a new record xvlth Mannlng Maxam and R Anklam cllpplng the 220 yd and the century 1n good tlme prospects loom br1ght agam for the Purple and Gold also Wlth new materlal that wlll sprmg a few surprlses 1n the W81ghtS and Jumps Page Thlrteen fi, . , 3 t....W Q-f 2 he ' Q, ly M t , ,, W, , , , , Y, f 'Zh ,K 3 , . , wwf if ft- Nz? '- , fx Q I 0 1 , A K I 'fn 3f 3 ?'f L Q. W , K '- ,, Y x, I 5 -,fa ', M7 ' ,4' 'ww' , I X ' ' . ' 3 ' I if .' 41 . , i .' C, . I .'.' .' 3, Q 'I .'.', . , ff . , 9. iff ' 1 KC ' 77 X ' ' . . . , x A T n ' ' ' KS 77 ! ' ' J ' 7 7 U . ,, Y . . . . . . , , 7 1 1 - 1 , n , n , W 7 7

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SP 1 2 + . - ! A' .0 8 in THLETIC g 9 ns- LOXLH BOVSLRS A NIANNIX! C It I -XRNSXNORFH IOSL HU I X NIAK XXI ANKLANI EY XNS The basket ball season of 1927 and 28 opened Wlth three last year letter men reportmg for the squad Woolworth bmldmgs fightmg for the center pos1t1on fBob Rose finally won out because of h1s ab1l1ty to use h1s elbows and lnterpretatlon of les sons D Under the able 1nstruct1on of Coach Bowers a smooth workmg team was reallzed that succeeded 1n vsmmng fifty per cent of thelr games wlth a total score of 210 polnts to thell credlt wlth 201 fo1 then opponents The floor work and generalshlp of Captaln Mannmg was an outstand 1ng feature at the Sub d1str1ct Tournament held at Plentywood and re- ce1ved a pos1t1on on the first sub d1str1ct team Maxam of the squad was chosen as Captam of the second team Three men w1ll be lost thxs wear by graduat1on But prospects are br1ght for a champlonshlp team next year Pe, - f 5 Y. V .. . ' ' I, . . . .'.' .'i ,Tux ,, 'X ff ' ' , 1 Y 1' , 1 ,I if, . 'f 1 , .' . , 'J -' , . The battle of the ages began with Slim Dethman and Bob Rose, two ., . , - V L, . . . 7. . . . - . . , . . V . a fe Twelve

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S ACTIVITIES gist ' O4 Q XPC! UE! Llterary Socletles The two llterary societies were organized shortly aftei school started last fall Many, entertaining programs were given this xear until Christ Sen1or D1v1s1on were classified as the Phllomatheons and the Jun1o1 D1v1 s1on as the Blue Ribbons Alfred Manning was elected President of the Philomatheons Frank Maxam Vice President and Delmar Courchene Sec and T1 easurer Lowell Aplln was elected President of the Blue Ribbons Hovxaid Hagen Vice President and Robert Nix Sec and Treasurer On account of the many other school activities and special programs the societies had to dlscon tlnue their programs at Christmas time until a later date Extemporaneous Speaklng C 0l1t6St W1ll1am Hagen represented the Culbertson High School in the Sub district Extemporaneous Speaking Contest held at Plentyvx ood Ifebruarv 18 1928 The Parent Teachers Assoc 1at1o11 The Parent Teachers ASSOCl2.t10H was organwed shortly after the nevs school building vsas completed in 1920 The Parent Teachers Association has thrived ever since They have programs and business meetings on the first Monday of every month This year the ax elage attendance has been eighty five They have sponsored the City L1b1arv in which there are now seven hundred volumes This library IS located under the bank and IS open on Saturdays from 2 00 t1ll 5 00 P M Thex have also spon sored a safety program for children going to and from school Mr J E Peterson IS President of the P. T A this year, MISS Oppei mann is Vice Pres1dent and Mlss Franklin IS Sec Treas. Page Fourteen . xc W SX . 1 sf , 3 Jw V . , , J Aoxc T, ax -,ag 5 Z fb' A66 R Q A Q ' O' 1, 5 , ' A D . f' bt g O O mas. The societies alternated giving programs every other Friday. The y 1 . Y.- , ' . , a 1 n . V 1 ' 1 1 Q ' ! Y ' ' .Y A . . . Y , 5 u , . 1. . . . 7 . . . . y A . - . Y . Q . Y .